خلاصة:
Objective: The current research aimed to investigate the ways of constructing and representing women's substance addiction in TV series of "Maderaneh". Method: This research was a qualitative study of Barthes's semiotic type, including hermeneutic, minimal semantic units, symbolic, action, and cultural codes, and the analysis method was based on these codes. The statistical population of this research included the "Madaraneh" series, and the sampling method was purposeful. Results: The results demonstrated that this series tried to depict women's substance addiction using various types of codes to introduce a form of reasons for women's entrapment as a role model. Some of the most important images presented of women's addiction in this series denote that the family is an important factor in individuals’ tendency to addiction and family problems, including divorce, play a significant role in this issue. Addiction can be seen in both wealthy and poor families, and in this series, it is shown that the substance-dependent character is a patient and has a weak will and motivation. According to the results, the personality of a substance-dependent person is faced with stigma and labels in the family and society, and addiction is a prelude to other social harms. Conclusion: According to the results, the causes of addiction refer to various individual, familial, and social factors, of which the familial factor has been shown to be the most important reason. Therefore, it is necessary to pay more attention to series with the theme of addiction, and in them, in addition to exploring the reasons for addiction and how to deal with it, its preventive strategies should also be considered.
ملخص الجهاز:
1. Face validity Table 2: Detailed analysis of Barthes' five codes Introduction of the first scene Minimal Symbolic Action Referential First part Semantic Reference to separation from father; one must see Raha's father Cold family relationships Jealousy; noticing Raha's addiction Reference to Raha receiving drugs and luxurious living becomes aware.
In explaining the symbolic code and semantic minimum, it must be said that Raha's distance from her father and mother and the lack of a supporter was the main reason for her addiction.
Table 4: Detailed analysis of Barthes' five codes Introduction of the third scene Minimal Symbolic Action Referential Third part Semantic Arresting Raha and her boyfriend by the police due to reference to dependency One must see Raha's father reference to carrying drugs; Raha's dependence on another person; instability; how Raha deals with addiction through the weakness of and street life; reference to an unstable relationship chaos; will; Raha's request from her boyfriend the supporter one must see inattention reference to for more attention lack of Raha's father's attention to her the instability of the family's role what effect it has.
Table 7: Detailed analysis of Barthes' five codes Introduction of the sixth scene Minimum Symbolic Action Referential Seventh part Semantic It must be seen that Raha remains in the addiction Returning Raha again to the indication of regret Reference to treatment center.